Wall-mounted toothbrush organizers with a built-in automatic toothpaste dispenser and magnetic mouthwash cups — in 2-, 3- and 4-cup layouts, white, black and white-and-gold finishes.
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The original family wall station: 7 brush slots, 4 magnetic cups, two drawers and an automatic toothpaste dispenser in one white unit.

The original dispenser set scaled for two: 6 brush slots, a pair of magnetic cups and one drawer on a slimmer white panel.

The original 2-cup set in matte black: 6 brush slots, magnetic cups and the dispenser, styled for dark fixtures and rentals alike.

The three-cup original — the odd-number answer for three-person households, with 6 brush slots and an 11-pound-tested adhesive strip.

The full-size original in black: 7 brush slots, 4 magnetic cups and two drawers for the family bathroom that skipped white.

The compact 2-cup set in white — the highest-rated iHave: covered magnetic cups, hidden drawers and a 13-pound-tested strip.

The compact line at three cups in white — guest-ready storage on a slim panel with the 24-hour cure adhesive.

The compact line at full family scale: 4 covered cups in white on a panel that stays apartment-slim.

The compact 4-cup set in black: full-house capacity with covered cups for the shared bathroom with dark tastes.

The compact 2-cup set in black — the en-suite minimum: two covered cups, four slots, one dispenser, zero counter.

The compact 3-cup in black — three color-coded covered cups for the kids’ bathroom or the three-person household.
Every set on this page is the same idea at a different scale: an automatic toothpaste dispenser, magnetic mouthwash cups hanging upside down so they drain, brush slots with holes underneath, and a tray or drawer for the small stuff. The variables are three — how many cups (2, 3 or 4), which finish (white, black or white-and-gold), and which generation of hardware.
The original line is the family workhorse: up to 7 brush slots, two drawers on the 4-cup model, and an adhesive that bonds in about two hours. The compact line trims the footprint for smaller walls, hides the drawers behind a cleaner face and steps the wall-test load up to 13 pounds — with a longer 24-hour cure to match. The white-and-gold pair is the same machine dressed for a vanity that gets photographed. Pick the cup count by heads at the sink, the finish by the room, and you cannot really go wrong — the dispenser is identical in all of them, and it takes any tube with a nozzle up to 0.47 inches.